The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-07-27
NEWS NOTES.

the Crimes bill.
The Harvard Columbia freshmen two
mile eight cared shell race, the other day,
was won by Columbia in eleven minutes.
The accounts of Mr. Bacon, late financial
clerk Of the Patent ONCE. are being exam
med, and il is intimated that irregularities
have been found.
The fight between the Lasters' Union and
the boot manufacturers at Worcester,
Mass, has been ended by the former aband-
| oning their contention.
Benjamin X. McClurg, the old and we'll
| known Philadelphia, Pa, bandmaster, died
suddenly the other day at his residence,
! aged fifty.seven years.
A cargo of tea arrived at London the
other day from Japan via the Canadian Pa
cific route, occupying only thirty days and
| sixteen hours in transit.
| King Milan, of Servia, has instructed
Premier Rlstics, at Belgrade, 10 take meas
| ures to prevent the return of Queen Natalie
to Servia. Should NJ. Ristics decline to
obey this command it is believed a Cabinet
crisis will follow.
| A southbound passenger train on the In
| ternatlonal d Great Northern road was
| thrown from the track at Mcneil, Texas,
| recently. Several persons are reported
| badly injured. The accident occurred at
the scene of the recent train robbery
1t is reported that the Western Union
| Telegraph Company will pay Si,000.0O0 for
| the Baltimore a. Ohio railroad, Mr. Garrett
retaining one-ffth interest. He will then
go to Europe and a new president will be
| chosen for the Baltimore Il Ohio.
William Bradburn and Frank Glover are
to meet in a twelvc-round contest with
small soft gloves, at Chcltenham Beach,
near Chicago, Saturday evening, July 10.
The winner is to receive seventy-five and
the loser twenty-five per cent. of the gate
receipts.
Three orders of ejcctment were obtained
the other day for the eviction of tenants Of
the Luggacurran estate Of Lord Lans-
dOwne. Lord Lansdowne's counsel sand
that the evictons would not be enforced if
the tenants, or some one for them, would
pay the rent demanded.
Captain Kurdgc and eight seamen of the
schooner Joseph Raymore, arrived at New
York the other day on the steamship Italia.
The Raymore while on voyage from
Georgetown, s. c., for New York was
wrecked. The men suffered greatly for two
days wher they were taken off the wreck
by steamer bound south.
Dispatches from the east state that the
Porte has been greatly eXasperat ed by the
threats of war made by France relative to
the signing of the Anglo-Egyptan treaty.
Ii is now believed that the Sultan will
finally sign the papers on Monday. The
Porte has declined to concedc the manage
mcnt of the Asiatic railways under Its con-
troll TO a syndicate OF Frenchmen.
The rumor telcgraphed from Vienna that
King Milan was about to abdicate the
throne OF Servia is ascertained to be wholly
unwarranted by any phase Of that mon.
arch's situation or his relations with Aus
tria. The object of King Milans visit to
Vienna was to endeavor 10 repair, If posi-. |
BILE, his recent ruptured alliance with Aus
tria, caused by the triumph Of the Russian
izing influence of Queen Natalie over the
Belgrade government.
The match between Harry Wilkes and
the PAGER Gossip, Jr., ut Point Breeze park, !
Philadelphia, the other day, was won by
Wilkes. The best time was 2:l6i4.
Hon John +. Smith, late superintendent
Of the insurance department Of New York
State, died the other night Of dropsy, after
lingering illness of eighteen months.
William w. Billings, "a prominent citizen
of New London, Conn, died the other day, |
aged fifty-fve. He was graduate OF Yale
class OF 81. He made fortune in the
whaling industry.
Roark, the express robbcr was sentenced |
TO twenty years at hard labor, AT Utica, n. !
Y, the her day. Roark broke down COM
pletely and wept while the Judge was de- !
livering his speech.
The Blaine family were taken to Buck |
ingham Palace, few days ago, where they |
were introduced TO the nobility and the F.
Queen, who had come down from Kcnsing |;
ton for the occasion.
The conservation of the Right Rev. Law
renee Scanlon, as Bishop of Utah, took !
place at San Francisco the other day, in st. |
Mary's Roman Catholic cathedral. Arch |
bishop Riordan acted as consecrator
Chief Engineer Henry Lee Snyder, OF the !
navy, who has for several years been act |
ing as superintendent of the State, War |
and Navy Department building, died at his |
residence, ut Washington, a few days ago, |
of hemorrhage of the lungs.
The captain and three seamcu OF the ship |
Lady Douglas have been sentenced To death |
at London, England, for the murder of a |
Malay sailor. The defense put in plea !
that the Malay was a fanatic, and was
constant menace to the entire ships crew. /
The First National bank of Calvert, Tex, |
has been authorized TO commence business |
with a capital OF $4,000.
{. V. V. Ward, passenger agent of the !
Erie railway, has resigned.
George j. Anderson, aged sixty, one OF |
the oldest residents and a prominent citi- |
zen of Sandusky, o., committed suicide in |
the cellar OF his residence the other day.
A fire occurred the other day in the resi-. |
dence OF Mrs. Springer, at Madison, ~ j.,
which was soon extinguished. A man Inv.
ing in the house was found dead, il is sup
posed, from suffocation.
Allen Palmer, also known rs Fred Fricl. |
or, who is accused of embczzling 81, 800 !
from j. I. Francis, a real estate dealer OF |
Pittsburgh, Pa, was arrested at Denver
recently. He had 5000 in his posses sion.
EX.ComntY Commissioner Hnnnlran one /